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+ The New York Times reported on Tuesday (6-15-2021) that the Manhattan district attorney’s office has apparently “entered the final stages of a criminal tax investigation” of Allen Weisselberg, the Tr*mp Organization’s longtime chief financial officer. + The report that prosecutors might be nearing the final stages of their criminal tax inquiry into Weisselberg comes in the wake of reports that Jeff McConney – a senior vice president and controller for the T*ump Organization – has testified before the Manhattan special grand jury. + McConney, “one of the most senior officials” in this company, is also the first Tr*mp Organization staffer called to testify – and is one of “a number of witnesses” who have been before the panel, ABC reported. + McConney’s role as the Tr*mp Organization’s money man could have dramatic implications for an investigation into possible financial crimes at the sprawling business empire. The special grand jury convened by the Manhattan
district attorney’s office is expected to decide whether to indict Tr*mp, other executives at his company or the business itself if presented with criminal charges by prosecutors. + The investigation is broad and relates to Tr*mp’s business affairs predating his presidency. The inquiry is examining whether the value of some property in his company’s real estate portfolio was presented in a way that defrauded insurance companies and banks.  The investigation also is trying to determine whether sketchy property valuations might have led to unlawful tax breaks, according to the Washington Post. + With Weisselberg, the Manhattan district attorney’s office is reportedly probing whether he received any “fringe benefits” from the company on top of his salary, and if said benefits were taxed adequately. + Although Tr*mp and Weisselberg were usually the “only two people in the room”, when prepping tax paperwork and other financial documents, McConney brought them the “original documents and tranches of raw data”, the Daily Beast reported.  So, McConney might have financial information that potentially could be used against Weisselberg or Tr*mp. + Weisselberg’s attorney said “no comment” when asked about the inquiry and Times report. The Manhattan district attorney’s office declined to comment. + Longtime defense attorneys told the Guardian that such revelations about grand jury witness testimony might give clues about prosecutors’ strategy and thoughts about potential wrongdoing.  When prosecutors start calling witnesses before grand juries, it typically means the investigation has hit the stage where prosecutors feel they have a criminal case against someone. + Daniel R Alonso, a partner at Buckley LLP’s New York office whose past work includes serving as chief assistant district attorney with the Manhattan district attorney, said: “You’ve got to start with the proposition that it’s pretty clear they’re targeting Allen Weisselberg, the CFO. If that’s correct, which it seems to be, it’s an obvious move to get the testimony of the controller on record. + “It appears from the reporting that he’s getting immunity,” Alonso said of McConney. “They either don’t think that he has criminal exposure or if he does, they’re more interested in getting people higher up on the food chain if they can.” ... McConney did not respond to an email request for comment. + Rebecca Roiphe, a former prosecutor with the Manhattan district attorney’s office who now works as a professor at New York Law School, explained that in New York state courts, a witness called before the grand jury can’t be prosecuted for what they testify about.  “You really don’t want to use the grand jury, at least in terms of calling witnesses, at an early stage of your investigation because you don’t want to have to accidentally give somebody immunity,” Roiphe said. + So, if prosecutors are calling witnesses before a grand jury, they have a strong sense of who they want to prosecute – they are not just calling people in a way that could jeopardize a case.  “They must have a sense that they have a criminal case against somebody, because of the grand jury practice of New York,” Roiphe said. + “It seems that it’s a more advanced investigation. It’s not just the detectives and prosecutors thinking in theory about an investigation – they’re actively interviewing witnesses and putting a possible indictment together,” said Jeffrey Lichtman, a longtime criminal defense attorney.  “They don’t just call these people out of the blue.”
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+ Business Insider first reported on Thursday (6-10-2021) that the donation page on Donald Tr*mp’s website for his “Save America” political action committee (PAC) is trying to pull a fast one over on his supporters. + The leadership PAC’s donation page automatically ticks two boxes that might go unnoticed while a user is trying to send Tr*mp cash. The first reads, “Submit your name on the Official Founding Member Donor List by making this a monthly contribution!” + The second box prompts users who send donations to help “surprise” the former president with a “RECORD BREAKING FUNDRAISING DAY” on his birthday on June 14 by donating the same amount again on that date. + Neglecting to uncheck these boxes would triple the amount Tr*mp will be able to debit a supporter’s bank account or payment card over the next month. For example, a user who sent in $500 today (June 10) without reading the fine print would be billed $500 again on June 15 and $500 again on July 10, as well as the 10th of every month after that. + This is a method that falls under the category of “dark patterns,” a broad umbrella of various technical and UI tricks that website and app operators use to mislead users into authorizing unforeseen or recurring charges, hand over personal data, sign up for contact lists, or any number of other things. Dark
patterns are used by everyone from Amazon (making it difficult to stop a Prime subscription) to mobile game developers (making it as easy as possible to keep buying jewels).  In this case, the pre-clicked boxes and the “wish Tr*mp a happy birthday” banalities of the text make it easy to miss that the additional donations are opt-out, not opt-in. + Anyone who has signed up to a mailing list or even just visited the website of a campaign candidate, political party, PAC, or nonprofit knows that they’ll be hit up for cash — that’s just the nature of the beast.  It’s not particularly unusual for them to be annoyingly thirsty, spamming mail, email, and phone lists with frustrating regularity.  But Tr*mp’s operation is particularly aggressive even by those standards. + Throughout the month of May, according to the Independent, Tr*mp supporters received at least one text a day asking for donations to the “Tr*mp Make America Great Again Committee.” That organization splits funds with the Republican National Committee (RNC), Tr*mp’s Save America PAC, and Tr*mp’s 2020 presidential campaign (which ended 2020 with nearly $10.75 million cash on hand and over $2.7 million in debt, half of it owed to a shell company operated by Tr*mp campaign officials). + Despite a disastrous one-term presidency that ended with a devastating pandemic, two impeachment trials, and a failed coup on Jan. 6 that resulted in multiple deaths, Tr*mp has signaled he intends to run for office again in 2024 and isn’t skipping a beat using that as an excuse to gobble up as many donations as possible.  Save America PAC was created the day after Tr*mp lost the 2020 elections and raised over $31.2 million by the end of the year, mainly billing itself as a vehicle to fund his long-shot, failed bid to overturn the election results via a series of failed lawsuits (and eventually, the attempted insurrection at the Capitol on Jan. 6 that resulted in multiple deaths). + One likely reason Tr*mp’s team is boosting the PAC, in particular, according to Business Insider, is because it is under no obligation to share funds with the RNC, which distributes funds to Republican congressional candidates.  The logic goes that if Tr*mp is able to starve the RNC of funds while building his own war chest, that places him to maintain his considerable leverage over the Republican Party as an institution. That has the additional benefit of ensuring that the funds remain entirely under Tr*mp’s control, with little in the way stopping him from dipping into them personally. + The Independent reported Save America PAC’s most recent Federal Election Commission filings showed it has at least $85 million in cash.  Although it’s not able to fund Tr*mp’s anticipated 2024 bid directly or pay down remaining debts from his 2020 campaign, both CNN and Business Insider reported Tr*mp could use the funds to pay for himself and allies to host and travel to pro-Tr*mp rallies across the country, pay himself or family members salaries, or throw events at Tr*mp-owned or operated facilities, where revenue would flow into his own pockets. + This would be entirely legal, Common Cause vice president of policy and litigation Paul Ryan told CNN.
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+ The revelation signals that the criminal case surrounding the Tr*mp organization is moving to a more advanced stage. + The investigation is being led by Manhattan district attorney Cyrus Vance Jr.'s office, and has evolved into a criminal case, looking into Tr*mp's real estate company's financial practices and how money moved between higher-ups at the organization. The investigation has looked into Tr*mp's tax returns, and is delving into how the organization filed reimbursements to former Trump attorney Michael Cohen. + Earlier this week, the Washington Post reported that Vance's office had convened a special grand jury for the case, which will consider whether there is enough evidence to justify bringing charges against Tr*mp. The grand jury is set to meet three days a week, for between three and six months. + The move signals that with a longer jury, the DA's office may continue to call witnesses over the timeline of the case.Investigators have also taken a series of steps to analyze the finances of Tr*mp Organization CFO Allen Weisselberg.  Prosecutors have subpoenaed his and his family's financial records, and are looking into the perks he may have arranged for his son Barry, who is a longtime Tr*mp Organization employee.
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+ Brian Kolfage - the cofounder of a failed crowdfunding effort to build a wall along the US-Mexico border with Steve Bannon - is facing a new tax case after being indicted on federal fraud charges last year. + Newly unsealed court documents show that a federal grand jury in Florida indicted Kolfage over accusations of fraud and filing false tax returns.  Charging documents reviewed by Insider said Kolfage's tax filings for 2019 represented an income of $63,574.  But the documents said Kolfage personally received hundreds of thousands of dollars that year through his "We Build the Wall" project and other organizations. + The charges were first reported by Bloomberg News.In August, federal prosecutors in New York filed an indictment against Kolfage and Bannon, accusing them of using some of the $25 million raised for the "We Build the Wall" organization to line their own pockets. + Two other conservative political operatives, Andrew Badolato and Timothy
Shea, were also charged in the scheme.  The prosecutors accused Kolfage of using $350,000 in donor money to fund a lavish lifestyle, including spending money on home renovations, a boat, a luxury SUV, a golf cart, jewelry, plastic surgery, and credit-card debt. + Kolfage launched the "We Build the Wall" fundraiser in December 2018 during a government shutdown in a failed attempt to raise $1 billion to privately build a US-Mexico border wall.  Tr*mp said he knew nothing about the project after Bannon was charged. + Trump pardoned Bannon, his former campaign chairman and chief White House strategist, on his last day in office. He didn't pardon Kolfage, Badolato, or Shea.
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+ The FEC voted 4-1 to close the probes after failing to find that Tr*mp or his campaign "knowingly and willfully" violated campaign finance law when his former attorney Michael Cohen paid $130,000 to porn star Stormy Daniels to keep her from disclosing an alleged affair. + Cohen was convicted in 2018 of lying to Congress, tax evasion and other charges relating to the payments to Daniels and other women.  He served three years in prison. His attorney said Cohen testified in court that the payment was made "for the principal purpose of influencing an election." + The FEC's Office of General Counsel issued a report in December 2020, finding that there was "reason to believe" that Cohen and the Tr*mp campaign knowingly and willfully violated campaign finance law.  However, the FEC said that it failed by a 2-2 vote to prove any of the parties violated campaign finance law. + The panel's two Republican commissioners, Allen Dickerson and Sean
Cooksey, wrote in a statement that they thought Cohen already had been punished criminally and the matter was "not the best use of agency resources." + "The public record is complete with respect to the conduct at issue in these complaints, and Mr. Cohen has been punished by the government of the United States for the conduct at issue in these matters," Dickerson and Cooksey wrote. + In a separate statement, Democratic commissioner Ellen Weintraub and Commission Chair Shana Broussard said the probe should have been continued after the general counsel said there was reason to believe campaign finance law was broken. "To conclude that a payment, made 13 days before Election Day to hush up a suddenly newsworthy 10-year-old story, was not campaign-related, without so much as conducting an investigation, defies reality," the commissioners wrote. + During an appearance on Cohen's podcast "Mea Cupa" in February (2021), Cohen apologized to Daniels for the "needless pain" that was caused involving the payments.  Daniels since has sued Tr*mp for defamation over his denial of her allegations and the hush money scandal. 
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+ Facebook has increasingly become one of the most vital weapons in a political campaign’s arsenal, with its ability to juice small-dollar online-fund-raising numbers into the millions, expand and acquire contact information, help build out data on a campaign’s voter file and provide the most sophisticated advertising platform available. + Few campaigns had tapped into Facebook’s potential for advertising and fund-raising as aggressively as Mr. Tr*mp’s. His successful 2016 campaign said its prolific use of Facebook had allowed it to send millions of different, hyper-targeted political ads to small slices of the population. + “Facebook was the method,” Brad Parscale, the Tr*mp campaign manager in 2020 and digital director in 2016, told “60 Minutes” in 2017.  “It was the highway which his car drove on.”  That continued in 2020, as his re-election operation devoted a nine-figure budget to Facebook advertising.  And much as he did with his Twitter account, Mr. Tr*mp often turned to Facebook’s advertising
platform in times of political crisis. + During Mr. Tr*mp’s first impeachment trial in September 2019, his campaign began flooding Facebook with ads criticizing the impeachment as a hoax and subversive effort by far-left Democrats. + Though Mr. Tr*mp is out of office and living at his resort in Florida, he retains broad influence over the Republican Party.  But his platform for reaching Americans has diminished greatly without access to big social media sites like Facebook and Twitter, which has permanently suspended the former pres-ident.  Some Tr*mp aides think that the absence of Facebook, which was crucial to his success in 2016, will hinder him if he decides to run again in 2024, which he has told several advisers is his plan. + Facebook’s ruling was delivered by an oversight board, which also said the company’s indefinite suspension was “not appropriate’’ and gave Facebook six months to come up with a final decision on whether Mr. Tr*mp would regain access. + His Facebook ads proved a useful tool to draw out big crowds to his signature rallies.  Days before the president was scheduled to arrive in a given city, Facebook users around the region would begin seeing ads about the rally, with a link to sign up for a free ticket. + The decision by Facebook does not immediately hamper Mr. Tr*mp’s fund-raising ability — he still maintains control of a large number of supporter email addresses and phone numbers. But fund-raising lists must be continually refreshed, and Facebook has proved a crucial place for Mr. Tr*mp to do so.
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+ New York federal prosecutors investigating Rudy Giuliani's activities in Ukraine raised the prospect of seeking a search warrant late last year for the lawyer's communications but were met with resistance from Justice Department officials in Washington over the strength of their evidence, people familiar with the discussions said. + Justice Department officials in Washington said a search warrant would be an extraordinary step to take against a lawyer -- who is also a key adviser to a president -- in an investigation into the possible violation of foreign lobbying laws. + The matter remains open, and any decision rests with the Biden administration.
+ The issue got the attention of officials as high as Jeffrey Rosen, deputy attorney general, who along with other officials at Justice headquarters and the US attorney's office in Manhattan decided not to make a final decision, these people say, in part because there would soon be a change in the administration.  But the issue was sensitive enough that Rosen issued a December 30 memorandum adding new hurdles for prosecutors to consult with the Justice Department's criminal division in Washington and with the deputy attorney general before seeking a warrant to search the offices of a lawyer. +  The decision of how and whether to proceed with the investigation into Giuliani, who is Tr*mp's personal attorney, will be an early test for the Biden Justice Department.  Judge Merrick Garland, the nominee for attorney general, is awaiting a Senate hearing, and it's unclear whether the interim leaders of the department would want to approve an extraordinary step in a high-profile investigation before he takes the reins.
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+ In a court filing Tuesday, they expressed concern that Democrats could seize the long-hidden filings without notice once President-elect Joe Biden takes office. + House Democrats sued the Treasury Department to hand over six year’s worth of Tr*mp’s personal and business records under an arcane law allowing the heads of Congress’s tax committees to examine anyone’s confidential tax information. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has refused, calling it an illegitimate request. + But the incoming administration, set to take over Wednesday with Biden’s swearing in, could simply hand over the returns to congressional Democrats without Tr*mp even knowing.
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+ Pres-ident Donald Tr*mp leaves the presidency on Wednesday under a dark cloud of his own making, ending his single four-year term stained by two impeachments, deep political divisions and his handling of a pandemic that has caused 400,000 U.S. deaths. + Tr*mp, 74, will bid farewell to the White House hours before President-elect Joe Biden is inaugurated. That will make him the first outgoing president since Andrew Johnson in 1869 to skip the Inauguration Day ceremony marking the formal transfer of power, in a final display of pique at his failure to win re-election. ... + Tr*mp has a long way to go to rebuild an image left in tatters by his stormy presidency, particularly the final months. Tr*mp now has a unique place in history - as the only president ever impeached twice.  Even after Tr*mp leaves office, the Senate is still to hold a trial on the impeachment charge brought by the Democratic-led House of Representatives that he incited an insurrection. Its outcome could determine whether he will be disqualified from running again for president. ... + “He is going to be as an asterisk president, a one-termer who did more damage than good," said presidential historian Douglas Brinkley. ... + Tr*mp, a former real estate tycoon who owns 17 golf resorts around the world, faces a gigantic task rebuilding his tarnished brand.The New York Times reported that many of his resorts have been losing millions of dollars and that hundreds of millions in debt must be repaid within a few years. ...
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+ Tr*mp approved Bannon’s pardon late Tuesday, after days of frantic deliberations. Some aides said as recently as Monday night that the move appeared unlikely. Tr*mp vacillated throughout the day Tuesday, and even after he said he was going to sign off on the pardon, it remained unclear for some time that he would actually do so, the official said, speaking on the condition of anonymity to discuss internal conversations. + The pardon for Bannon — who was among those to lead Tr*mp’s presidential campaign in 2016 and later was made the White House’s top political strategist — marks the latest example of Tr*mp using his presidential pardon power to end the legal woes of his allies. + Bannon and three others had been charged by federal prosecutors in Manhattan with making fraudulent representations as they solicited donations
for a fundraising campaign called “We Build the Wall.” Despite making claims that they would take no compensation as part of the campaign, prosecutors alleged in a 23-page indictment that Bannon received more than $1 million through a nonprofit entity he controlled and sent hundreds of thousands of dollars to another organizer, Air Force veteran Brian Kolfage. + The campaign was supported by several of Trump’s allies, and it raised more than $25 million, prosecutors said. During his run for the presidency, Tr*mp had repeatedly promised to build a wall on the U.S.-Mexico border and claimed it would be funded by Mexico. After his election, he sparred with Congress over whether U.S. taxpayers should fund the effort, as he failed to get Mexico to agree to provide funds. ... +  It is unclear how broad the pardon is. The White House announcement said only that Bannon was granted a full pardon, and “Prosecutors pursued Mr. Bannon with charges related to fraud stemming from his involvement in a political project. Mr. Bannon has been an important leader in the conservative movement and is known for his political acumen.” + Separately, the FBI has been investigating a different business venture in which Bannon was involved with Chinese businessman Guo Wengui. Investors in the venture claimed they had been defrauded, though no one has been charged with any crimes.  The probe is aimed at a social media company called GTV Media Group, which Guo has said raised $300 million from investors. Some of those investors say they have since been interviewed by the FBI. 
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+ Pres-ident Donald Tr*mp, who has repeatedly used his clemency authority as a political tool rather than an act of mercy, issued a final wave of pardons and commutations on his last night in office, delivering relief for a mix of beneficiaries that included former strategist Stephen Bannon, Republican Party and Trump fundraiser Elliott Broidy, and former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, found guilty in 2013 of corruption charges. .. Among the persons granted clemency are: + Former Republican House member Rick Renzi of Arizona, convicted in 2013 of extortion, bribery, insurance fraud, money laundering, and racketeering. Renzi left prison in 2017. + Former Rep. Randall “Duke” Cunningham, R-Calif., who was released from prison in 2013 after serving eight years for charges of bribery, fraud, and tax evasion.  + Broidy, who pleaded guilty to acting as an unregistered foreign agent and accepting money from Chinese and Malaysian interests to lobby the Tr*mp administration. ... + In many cases, Tr*mp did not work with the pardons office at the Department of Justice, but took action on his own based on requests by lobbyists to him and his top aides.  Legal analysts said Tr*mp turned the presidential pardon power into a personal project designed to reward friends and political supporters.
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+ Pres-ident Tr*mp rescinded an executive order early Wednesday morning that had limited federal administration officials from lobbying the government or working for foreign countries after they leave their posts, undoing one of the few measures he had instituted to fulfill his 2016 campaign promise to “drain the swamp.” + Tr*mp had signed the now-reversed executive order with much fanfare in an Oval Office ceremony in January 2017. + “Most of the people standing behind me will not be able to go to work” after they leave government, Tr*mp said at the time, flanked by senior aides.  The order required executive branch appointees to sign a pledge that they would never work as registered foreign lobbyists, and it banned them from lobbying the federal agencies where they worked for five years after leaving the government. + Ethics experts at the time noted the order had loopholes — but still offered cautious praise at the time for Tr*mp’s attempt at halting the revolving door that allows government employees to use their positions to land lucrative jobs in the private sector.   No explanation was given for why Tr*mp chose to rescind the order. 
+  Tr*mp largely failed to fulfill the pledges he made to change Washington’s culture, including the specific promises he made to curtail moneyed interests in 2016 campaign speech in Green Bay, Wis. +  He promised he would push Congress to pass a five-year lobbying ban into law so it could not be lifted by a future president. But he never proposed such legislation. Nor did he ask Congress to impose a similar five-year lobbying ban on its members, as he had promised he would do in the speech. + He also never tried to seek to “close all the loopholes” used by former government officials who get around registering as lobbyists by calling themselves “consultants” and “advisers.” + And he never acted on his pledge to stop foreign lobbyists from campaign fundraising — and in fact, benefited from their financial support. 
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+ On Friday, Mike Lindell, the CEO of bedding company MyPillow (you’ve probably seen the commercials) and an avid Donald Trump backer, went to the White House to talk to the president about some conspiracy theories. He reportedly presented Tr*mp and his team with six pages of notes with unfounded claims that China and other countries stole the election from him along with a litany of other strange theories. + Washington Post photographer Jabin Botsford captured some images of Lindell and his papers, which appeared to suggest the president was considering invoking the Insurrection Act, a law that lets the president deploy military and National Guard troops to the streets and the use of “martial law if
necessary.” + But it seems the White House wasn’t picking up what Lindell was putting down: He got only a few minutes with the president and was otherwise given the runaround. He told the Daily Beast that Tr*mp asked for him to be taken to a different room to show his findings to “the lawyers ” but that after a couple of hours of waiting “the lawyers” were uninterested in his claims. He didn’t even get to say goodbye to Tr*mp.
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+ Giuliani, one of Tr*mp's staunchest allies, spent months defending the president's baseless allegations of widespread voter fraud, and frequently challenged the use of provisional ballots. + During a now-notorious press conference in November, Giuliani claimed without evidence that voters were given provisional ballots when they showed up to vote after Democrats voted on their behalf. + However, CNN's investigation found that Giuliani used a provisional ballot to vote in Manhattan when his name did not appear on voter rolls when he went to vote.  Records obtained by the news outlet show that his registration was moved to his home in Long Island in August, and his registration in New York City was purged in September. + Since his name didn't show on the voter rolls, he cast an affidavit ballot swearing he was registered to vote in the district where he voted, according to a copy of the affidavit obtained by CNN. A spokesperson for the New York City Board of Elections told CNN that the vote was valid and would be counted. 
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+ Barr's quote reemerged shortly after Pres-ident Donald Tr*mp issued out a second wave of pardons to loyalists before heading to his residence in Florida for the holidays. + Of the 26 pardons announced late Wednesday, Tr*mp notably granted clemency to 2016 campaign chairman Paul Manafort and longtime adviser Roger Stone. Both Manafort and Stone declined to cooperate with federal prosecutors during special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia investigation. + The pardons cover only the crimes for which they have been found guilty, which means both remain under investigation by the Justice Department for their involvement with Russians during the 2016 election. + The pardons were met with criticism as it became clear how willing the
pre-sident is to use his powers to protect those who have a personal tie to him or have helped his political objectives. + Politicians on both sides of the aisle have called Tr*mp out for aggressively using his pardon powers in the 11th hour for those that have remained loyal during his presidency.
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+  In a 61-page opinion, US District Judge Lewis Kaplan ruled that Tr*mp "is not an 'employee of the Government,' as Congress defined that term," and therefore the lawsuit isn't, as the Justice Department argued, against the United States. +  That conclusion allows for Tr*mp to be sued personally for defamation in the matter. The Justice Department hasn't yet indicated whether it will appeal the ruling. +  Kaplan also rejected the Justice Department's argument that Tr*mp's statements regarding Carroll were made within the scope of his employment, writing, "while commenting on the operation of government is part of the regular business of the United States, commenting on sexual assault allegations unrelated to the operation of government is not."
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